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Felten Follower Examines Crippled Music Disks
D4C5CE writes "Following in the footsteps of his famous professor, in his paper "Evaluating New Copy-Prevention Techniques for Audio CDs" (yes, that's pure PS), which is one of many interesting contributions to the 2002 ACM Workshop on Digital Rights Management, Princeton student Alex Halderman takes apart (bit by bit, literally) the "tricks on tracks" employed by the music industry to frustrate fair use."
How long it'll be before somebody decides to print that, scan it, ocr it, and repost it...
sig.
Hi! We're Sally and Johnny... and black people love us!!!
The correct business model is something like....
1: Write free software.
2: Examine Crippled Music Disks.
3: ?
4: Freedome.
thank God the internet isn't a human right.
Mr Klerk, how long till you have enough positive karma to give us some really good trolls?
I like Rachel better, though.
Then why do you care about down moderation?
Oh, I forgot. If you get moderated down for a couple of times you're banned for a while even if your karma is close to the cap.
You see now why moderation here is unfair?
RedHat Linux 7.3 (kernel release 4.2.18-3)
(from the article, page 3)
Also, everyone should have a pet leprechaun who grants wishes.
A linux system with kernel release 4.2.18-3 ?
I want that too.. It's nice to see the 4.x kernels still including pentium-III support.
Looks like her, but not quite... where's the mole on her left cheek? Besides, Natalie doesn't go to Princeton.
Are you serious?
Err, no. I care about down moderation because then no-one will see my post. What's the point of me posting (supposedly) helpful information if it's just going to get downvoted off the radar for most users?
I'm glad I don't go to your parties.
Since when did Red Hat release with a 4.2.18-3 kernel? I can't seem to find it in the official tree, so I might just have to reconsider my loyalties to SuSE.
[FUCK BETA]